Congrats,
Graduates!

As the Class of 2023 gathers to celebrate, this moment offers a chance to stop and think about the journey they have taken together in our mission to improve the health and well-being of West Virginians — and beyond.

We know that wherever they go, they will help to make the world a better place, taking with them the values that make Mountaineers truly special — service, curiosity, respect, accountability and appreciation. They have chosen a life that seeks to better the lives of others, through health, wisdom and compassion. And we can’t wait to see what they do.

Message from Dean Hulsey

As I have always said, nursing is not just a career — it is a calling. You were called to this profession for a reason and I’m so glad you have answered the call. Nursing leaders like you are needed throughout West Virginia and beyond.

Tara Hulsey, PhD, RN, CNE, FAAN
School of Nursing Dean &
E. Jane Martin Endowed Professor

Twins to Double the Care to their Hometown Community

Twins wearing graduation attire sit together.

From taking their first steps as children to taking their first steps across the stage at graduation, twins Courtni LaRue DeWitt and Julie LaRue Smith have been walking through life together.

Read more about the graduates

Mountaineers go first.
Sierra Arbaugh.

WVU has taught me so much both inside and outside of the classroom. Throughout my time here, I have developed communication techniques, time management skills, and learned how to set priorities. I feel that I have grown so much as a person throughout my college experience and am confident in my ability to navigate my future as a result.

Sierra Arbaugh
Accelerated BSN (ABSN)
Morgantown Campus
Let’s go.